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Racing legend Ken Block is back with a new demonstration of his driving skills. This is Gymkhana Seven, and it shows Block driving through the streets of LA in a custom, all-wheel drive 1965 Ford Mustang.
If you’re not impressed by this then clearly you must be a bicycle-loving, eco-friendly type. Hippy.
This biker is either the luckiest motorcyclist in the world ever, or the unluckiest, depending on your point of view. He was unlucky to hit the car in the first place, but what happened next was incredibly fortunate, skillful, or both.
One man is currently criss-crossing the world on his motorcycle, testing motorbikes and camera equipment to pay for the journeys he undertakes.
This video shows an epic 9-minute-long highlights reel of Alex Chacon’s ride along the Pan-American Highway from Alaska to Argentina.
Football and gymkhana are both amazing sports to watch, especially when the best in both fields are at the top of their game.
What’s even better than either sport on its own is both sports combined. This is footkhana, which is football crossed with gymkhana. And it’s absolutely awesome.
Fans of Top Gear can now view the Top Gear test track on Google Maps, and it even zooms in all the way to Street View.
This video shows some behind the scenes footage of the Top Gear test track being captured in glorious panoramic views by a Google Street View car.
Ken Block knows how to handle a car, and at speed too. He can gently persuade cars to do things I can’t even persuade my own body to do.
A series of heavy rain showers forced NASCAR to postpone the Quaker State 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Kentucky Speedway on Saturday night. The race was rescheduled for Sunday at noon and is on TNT.
Veteran NASCAR driver Jason Leffler has died after being involved in a horrific Sprint Car crash at Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey.
This news video reports the crash and shows footage from the crash site. Thankfully it doesn’t show the crash itself, though morbid curiosity means people will want to see it.
The day began with the former Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh driving the pace car and the crowd of some 300,000 singing along to “Back Home Again in Indiana.” Give it up for dangerous thrill seeking devils like Kanaan to entertaint he life out of us in a sport as deadly as sky diving.
I’d much rather own a house full of cats than a garage full of cars. I know, I lose man points for that admission, but still.
As it turns out, cats and cars have some things in common. They’re both aesthetically pleasing, and both have their back-ends slide out of control when they speed around corners.
